Four Tunes Plus fireworks and openings light up Scottsdale nights
Judy Reynolds notes lively action with the Four Tunes Plus at Joe Hunt's while Tom Barton headlines the Executive House with celebrity voice imitations and songs. Billy Shepard Judi Jourdan perform April 14, Nadine Jansen opens May 1 at Cactus Charlie's, Jack in the Box debuts on Scottsdale Road, Dominic Milleto sells Bella Villa beauty salon, Anthony plans a Camelback lounge opening May 1, Lew King's Luncheon hosts Jack Owens, Carefree Inn earns Mobil Travel Guide listing.
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Tom Barton
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Billy Shepard
Judi Jourdan
Bart
Steve Lawrence
Edie Gorme
Bill Pullen
London
Palladium
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Puerto Rico
Miami Beach
Las Vegas
Dominic Milleto
Dominic
Anthony
Scottsdale Ramada Inn
Jack Owens
Don McNeil
Breakfast Club
Lew King
Arizona
ASU Presents Sheridan Comedy The School for Scandal
Arizona State University Players mount Sheridan’s The School for Scandal with an all student cast directed by Dr. James Yeater at the Lyceum Theatre April 10-13 18-20 and 25-27 curtain 7:30 p.m. Thursday Sundays 8:30 p.m. Fridays Saturdays tickets at Lyceum box office 961 3437 cast includes Brant Bates John Schile Phil Manson Ave Clyde Rohrig Michael Hood Kathy Hurley Carole White Chevyl Fair Marilyn Haught and others in a satire of 18th century English society with memorable scenes and wit.
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Arizona State University Players
Sheridan
The
James Yeater
Lyceum Theatre
Lyceum
Brant Bates
Peter Teazle
John Schile
Oliver Surface
Phil Manson
Harry Bumper
Ave
Benjamin Backbite
Clyde Rohrig
Joseph Surface
Michael Hood
Charles Surface
Night life events and theater lineups face April
The article notes a staged scene from The School for Scandal and a portrait dispute as key plot moments. It highlights Jerry Vale and Norm Crosby performing at Phoenix Star Theatre April 4 through 10, with Vale’s career highlights and Crosby’s TV fame. Also announced are An Evening with the Bard by Phoenix Children’s Theatre April 12–13 at Ensign estate outdoor theatre with 28 Valley youths, and You're a Good Man Charlie Brown at Palace West Theatre through April 27 with Family Night Sundays and ticket info.
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Jerry Vale
Norm Crosby
Phoenix Star Theatre
Vale
Carnegie Hall
New York Philharmonic
Old Center of Culture
Bronx
Crosby
Sprson
Robert Goulet
Diller
Phoenix Arts Council
Mel C. Ensign
East Bethany Home Road
Ensign
Valley
Jean Barber
Rosalyn Sistrom
Carl Rhodes
Children
Charlie Brown
Palace West
Peanuts Gang
Theatre
Rosenzweig
Fashion Square
Soprano and tenor to give ASU recital at Gammage Hall
Shirley Simpson, soprano, and Dale Hall, tenor, sixth seniors at Arizona State University, perform a free recital Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. in ASU Gammage Recital Hall room 301. Simpson sings arias from Tolomeo and Semele and Madame Butterfly. Hall presents selections from Xerxes Susanna The Crucifixion and Rigoletto.
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Dale Hall
Arizona State Versity
ASU
Gammage
Miss Simpson
Tolomeo
Handel
Puccini
Hall
Hall’s Portion of the Program, Will Feature Selections From ‘‘Xerxes
Susanna
Stainer
Verdi
Jazz festival finale at ASU features Ellis Hutcherson and more
The 1968 69 Celebrity Series closes at Arizona State University with top jazz acts including Don Ellis big band Bobby Hutcherson quintet Father Tom Vaughn trio and Les McCann trio on April 12. Leonard Feathorn serves as commentator for the showcase.
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Don Ellis
Bobby Hutcherson
Tom Vaughn
Les McCann
Arizona State University
Leonard-Feath
Mundell to star in Puccini Tabarro at Stephens College
Patricia Mundell daughter of Col and Mrs Samuel A Mundell will join professional actors in Stephens College presentation of Puccini opera Tabarro on Monday April 14 in Stephens Assembly Hall. She will play a midinetter role noted jazz festival master of ceremonies columnist critic and composer. The program features Ellis with a 20 piece orchestra at Gammage Auditorium. Vibraharpist Bobby Hutcherson and the Les McCann trio round out the all star lineup aiming to start a Gammage Jazz Festival series.
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Columbia
Patricia Mundell
Samuel
A. Mundell
Scottsdale
Stephens College
Stephens Assembly Hall
Ellis Will Brigg
Gammage Auditorium
Sixfoot
Monterey
Les McCann
Gammage
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